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Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 60. “All Is Not Lost”- Remembering Myth, Regenerating Culture, Third Things, and Being Human in These Times of Not-Belonging (w/ Stephanie MacKay)For this conversation (the first after a long pause from recording), I’m joined by Stephanie MacKay - a mythologist, wilderness guide, and cultural craftswoman devoted to the long, slow work of remembering how to belong - to land, to lineage, to story, and to each other. (And someone whose approach to myth has changed my life and work and who I respect and admire greatly - like, I was buzzing after this convo from a combo of the channeling that seems to happen through me in these conversations and my own fan-girling).Like the myths themselves, this c...
2026-01-151h 16
Know Ya FlowWild Sacred Journey with Kate PowellWe trace Kate Powell’s path from early sensitivity and lost spark to a grounded practice that blends yoga, energetic medicine, storytelling, and animist ceremony. We explore boundaries vs walls, grief literacy, colonization’s impact on belonging, and how to rebuild culture with the land.• early sensitivity, overwhelm, and numbing• yoga and farming as doorways back to body• clairs and energetic hygiene in daily life• boundaries as membranes, not walls• nervous system patterns formed in overwhelm• presence and witnessing as core healing skills• colonization, empire, and cultural severance• animism and seeing everything as...
2025-11-041h 13
Women Talk Construction PodcastWTC 'Gavel, Grace, and Grit' with Kate StraussSend us a textIn this episode: Angela and Christie welcome Kate Strauss from Galvanized Law Group. Based in Denver, Colorado, Kate specializes in construction law, assisting clients like subcontractors, general contractors, architects, engineers, and building material suppliers. She also supports a nonprofit called Transportation Construction Girl, which aims to introduce young women to the construction and trades industries. Kate talks about her law firm's focus, her journey into construction law, the importance of being proactive with legal strategies in construction, and shares insights on the latest trends in legal technology, particularly in the realm of AI...
2025-05-0522 min
The Heart of the Soul with Amana99. A Collaborative Dialogue with Kate Powell: an Intuitive, Medicine Woman, Ceremonialist, Story Weaver, and Soul-Reviver 🌑 Blessings on this New Moon in Taurus today I have a beautiful collaborative Dialogue with Kate Powell for you! You may remember her from episode 58. Intuitive Medicine Woman Kate Powell: Exploring Animism, Embodiment & the Wild Sacred JourneyIn this episode: ~ We discuss our work as edge walkers, exploring cultural contexts, indigenous practices, and the importance of recognizing neurodivergent individuals. ~ We delve into concepts like deep listening, the role of Edge Walkers in community, leadership, and the challenges of being disconnected from our cul...
2025-04-271h 27
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 59. Birthdays, Selfhood, Community, Rites of passage, and Tending the Consequences of Being OurselvesI’m always quite reflective around my birthday and this episode was recorded only a few days after my 40th. So you’ll hear musings on: rites of passage; why I suspect the point of being human may actually be relationship; how posturing and collapse both lead to burnout; the possible connection between being risk averse and not experiencing unconditional belonging; why a linear concept of progress might support us thinking we can avoid consequences… and how that seems to catch up to us in midlife; why learning to steward consequence might be necessary to feeling at home in our...
2025-03-0325 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 58. De-mystifying Integration: digesting your spiritual journey for more potent, sustainable transformation (w/ Anne Ruel)Back in mid-October I received an email from long-time listener and spiritual development devotee Anne Ruel, sharing some thoughts and questionsep 49 had sparked for her as she considered questions of burnout, purpose anxiety, and integration in her own life and journey.I thought about responding in a solo episode but had a suspicion a real-time conversation between the two of us would be richer. So in early December, we sat down and chatted all things “integration”.Anne shared her story of starting with yoga and then moving further down the spiritual growth and development path thro...
2025-02-121h 49
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 57. Burnout and Ancestral and Animist Belonging - an OracleFest and WSJ Podcast cross-overBack in November, Kate Graham (who you may remember from episode 40) interviewed me as part of her Oracle Mountain Chats - a series of conversations with the speakers and visionaries of the first ever OracleFest.
I really enjoyed our conversation and thought I’d share it with you all here.
You’ll hear us chat about:
titles and roles like “oracle” or “shaman” in modern times;
why I think the practice of animist kinship might have kept our ancestors from experiencing burnout;
how our disdain for our pre-industrial ancestors might keep us disconnected from wisdom and po...
2025-01-3039 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 56. An Invitation to Rest (no, really. set a time and rest with me)I had plans for a different podcast episode today. But I need more rest and spaciousness in my day.
Perhaps you do, too.
In fact, I’m quite confident you do.
So this episode is not just about rest and why it’s probably so key at this moment in the year… but also an actual invitation to rest.
Set a timer. I’ll get you started.
Let’s rest more.
With love,
Kate
P.S. If you’re interested in Insight 2025...
2025-01-1308 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 55. New Year, New Moon: on bringing animism and Mystery back into manifestation and intention-settingAre we manifesting? Are we practicing unattachment to results? Are we trying to create a new us, a better us? How do we even know what a better us might be or look like? Are we good enough as we are? If so, what’s the point, what drives us into any kind of action?
There’s a lot that feels confusing and overwhelming at this time of year. So here, on a new moon at the beginning of a new year, I talk about the rhythms of planting, tending, harvesting, evaluating which are available to us at m...
2024-12-3022 min
Wild Sacred Journey Podcast*BONUS* burnout, the holiday season, and a more ancestral approach to MidwinterA quick bonus episode with some thoughts around burnout and the holiday season and what we might consider in order to honor a more ancestral rhythm.
First conceived in late November, then recorded a week or so ago, the rhythm of bringing this episode to you demonstrates my own honoring of this rhythm. No rush. Everything in its time.
If you do want to join us in the virtual roundhouse for an experiential exploration and re-imagining of how our longer ago ancestors would have gathered for ceremony and story; as a way to keep themselves...
2024-12-1910 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 54. Approaching with Protocol: re-storying good relationship with place, culture, ancestors, story, and our own humanity (w/ Tad Hargrave and Kâkîsimow Iskwêw)“It is easy for me to imagine that the next great division of the world will be between people who wish to live as creatures and people who wish to live as machines.” - Wendell Berry
Tad Hargrave, one of our guests in today’s episode, likes to reference this quote. And seeing a need to call people back into their humanity, finding ways to help them go about their days with more goodness and beauty, is something at the heart of both of our work. We also both love stories and myths. In fact, we talked about...
2024-12-151h 47
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 53. Trusting Aliveness: birth, perimenopause, plant wisdom, community and loneliness w/ Tamy RoloffBack in late August, I sat down to have a flowing, juicy conversation with the wise, down-to-Earth Tamy Roloff (herbal tea seller, coach, midwife, mother and grandmother) around aliveness and aging; and more specifically the question: is it inevitable that we settle in to die with little excitement or joy for the future beyond retirement prospects?
Along the way, we also explore:
spirituality;
plants as friends;
ancestral ways and animism;
women’s life cycles and seasons;
how being a woman is often framed as a negative thing and other ways we might be able see it;
pai...
2024-12-011h 10
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 52. Laziness, climbing a mountain, and tending to your energy reservesWhat if your fear of being seen as lazy is wasting your fire and contributing to your burnout?
And what if what we’ve been taught to consider as laziness is our body and brain trying to recalibrate back to more sustainable cycles of efforting and rest?
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Your desire to contribute and make a difference is a genuine and beautiful thing… and when it gets entangled with (often unconscious and unexamined) societal conditioning around the evils of laziness and the glories of productivity… we end up primed for burnout.
But we need o...
2024-11-1523 min
Wild Sacred Journey Podcast*BONUS* Lessons from woolcraft in the aftermath of the US electionsLast weekend I made a hat. I took a pile of wool fibers and turned them into something functional and beautiful for my head.
And since then, how wool fulls and felts has been popping to mind as a metaphor for relationship and community building. In the wake of the US elections, I felt drawn to share some of these musings with you and go a little deeper into why I believe these ancestral skills practices, alongside more animist and ancestral wisdom and healing traditions, make for a potent store house for our individual and collective humanity.
2024-11-0715 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 51. Pilgrimage: the practice of wonder and meaning-making as the antidote to burnout and purpose anxietyWhat distinguishes a pilgrimage from everyday life?
Did our long-ago ancestors suffer from burnout or purpose anxiety? And, if not, why?
These are two main questions I’m exploring at the one month mark of being back in Scotland after my epic ancestral pilgrimage here (and in Ireland) last year.
You’ll hear me muse about:
what being on pilgrimage means and whether we can practice it even if we can’t leave home;
connecting with our ancestral tapestries through food, language, song, and story;
what might be possible if we brought more w...
2024-11-0126 min
The Bookkeepers' PodcastEpisode 296: How Pushing My Comfort Zone Grew My Bookkeeping Practice with Kate PowellIn this episode of The Bookkeepers' Podcast, Zoe Whitman and Jo Wood are joined by Kate Powell from Kingston Bookkeeping. Kate shares her inspiring journey of growing her bookkeeping practice by pushing her comfort zone and embracing change. Kate talks about how she started her business in 2008, juggling work and family, and how her practice has evolved over time. She discusses the transition from working alone to managing a team, and the impact of technology on her processes. Kate also touches on the personal challenges she faced, such as her children growing up and leaving home, which led her to...
2024-10-3132 min
Wild Sacred Journey Podcast*BONUS* Samhain- honoring ancestors, going into the cave, and the life-death-life hagHave you heard the expression: “the veil is thin”?
And do you have an experience of what that means?
This bonus episode is in honor of what the celtic culture would call Samhain (though plenty of cultures around the world have other celebrations at this time of year honoring the ancestors and marking this moment of the thinning veil).
In this episode, you’ll hear me muse on
what I think a “thin veil” means;
where this particular season fits into the larger seasonal cycles and rhythms of aliveness;
how w...
2024-10-3015 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 50. On Purpose Anxiety - for the multi-passionate and burned outHave you experienced the grief of wondering whether your life, whether YOU, have any purpose? Only to try thing after thing while seeking your purpose; ultimately ending up more uncertain and confused? And burned out now on top of it?
You’re not alone.
This episode is in response to a listener who wrote to me after listening to my Episode 49 on Wellness World Pitfalls if we’re not including shadow work. She was drawing some connection between what she heard in my episode and an interview she heard with Elizabeth Gilbert which touched on purp...
2024-10-1736 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 49. Wellness World Pitfall: what happens if we don't do shadow work?Holding feet to fire here. With compassion, of course...
This episode is in response to many of the pitfalls I see on social media and in real life spiritual/ wellness circles.
Things like:
how much harm still gets perpetuated in spiritual spaces;
how much burnout and long-term ineffectiveness is still prevalent;
finding a space or group which seems to be doing things differently, only to realize it’s the same ol’ better-than, power-over shit… just with more incense and crystals;
being burned by teachers and practitioners who turned out to be on an ego trip...
2024-10-0223 min
Wild Sacred Journey Podcast*BONUS* Autumn Equinox: Persephone’s descent and being in rhythms of alivenessHappy Autumn Equinox!
Our modern cultures often view things like progress as being very linear. One of the side effects of this is swinging between extremes like a pendulum - in the case of cycles of burnout, we swing between being full on and being shut down… with very little space in between.
But our long-ago ancestors understood cycles very differently, in part because they observed the seasons - they practiced noticing the subtle shifts and transitions. And they viewed cycles as spiral or more circular. This allows us to be in a rhythm, rather th...
2024-09-2218 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 48. Shadow Work: what it is and how it’s connected to burnoutAs a shadow moves across the moon today, I offer you my perspective on shadow work - what it is and how it connects to burnout.
The term shadow work is getting thrown around a lot these days, so if you’re someone who:
is curious to hear how I understand it;
struggles with feeling hijacked by younger versions of you seemingly out of the blue;
can’t quite seem to bridge the gap between knowing better and doing better;
wants to know how soul retrievals and codependency are linked;
or feels deeply empty and can’t figure o...
2024-09-1725 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 47. “I can burn it all down or die…” - context and next steps for when you’re here and don’t want to do eitherHave you found yourself thinking, “I can either burn it all down or die,” yet both of those options feel too costly?
While that may feel like an incredibly uncomfortable and desperate, or even hopeless, moment (I know, I’ve been there); I offer it’s actually a pivotal and precious one. It’s aliveness inviting you back.
In this episode I share what I see as being the case in those moments, the nervous system and whole soulful-human context, and what I believe the best next step is so you can set yourself up to engage...
2024-09-0214 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 46. "Am I Doing Enough?" - for when you're questioning your contribution“Am I doing enough?”
How often do you find yourself wondering that? As you look at the pain of the world, in moments of challenges in your close relationships, about your own growth journey? And how does that question leave you feeling?
If you’re like me, or a lot of the clients I see, or many of my friends… you probably ask this pretty often. And it probably leaves you feeling more stressed, paralyzed and overwhelmed, burnt out.
But there’s a beautiful invitation hidden in that question, once we get past the fear a...
2024-08-1921 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 45. What moss might teach us about surviving and thrivingWhen people are skeptical about “animal guides” or “plant teachers,” part of the criticism usually revolves around the question: “how do you know you’re not just making it up to justify things?”
Answer: You don’t. Not really.
But we are meaning-making creatures. And we are observant.
Much of our scientific and academic knowledge pursuits are based around the idea of being an impartial observer. As though we could somehow separate ourselves from the world we are observing. As if we aren’t all innately and intimately interconnected. As if we are somehow a problem...
2024-08-0421 min
Wild Sacred Journey Podcast*BONUS* Lammas/ Lughnasadh: seasonally-inspired inquires for bunrout recoveryThis bonus episode explores the ancestral harvest holidays, like Lammas and Lughnasadh, generally celebrated on August 1st, and marking the beginning of the harvest of storage crops and the subtle shift towards Fall.
I muse on what the practice of these holidays, the themes and perspectives they invite, might have to show us about burnout. And I share some agricultural context for the season and some questions you might want to sit with to guide your decisions about how and where to dig deep and spend your energy in preparation for fallow cycles in your own life.
2024-08-0118 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 44. On: Burnout and Aliveness (+ some updates)This episode marks a shift (at least for now) in the format of these podcast episodes.
Instead of sitting around the fire, we’re moving through the world.
Instead of longer and deeper, we’re aiming for more bite-sized (hopefully without losing nuance).
And, at least for now, you’ll mostly just be hearing from me.
These changes are prompted in part by the needs of my own life, and in part as a response to the world and what it seems like we’re all needing in these times. We need more...
2024-07-2112 min
The PortraitistsKate Powell, 6/24/24A conversation with Kate Powell, an American multi-disciplinary artist currently practicing between Tacoma, WA and Philadelphia, PA. Powell is a member of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts’ low-residency MFA class of 2024.
Powell’s creative output spans music, sculpture, drawing, and painting. Powell’s subjects span portraiture, first-person observation, and still lifes of found objects. Binding this frenzy of work, a thread of jovial curiosity and intense feeling.
@katepowellartist
2024-06-251h 14
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 43. Aliveness: Inevitable? Or, Nah? (also How Many Times Have I Eaten Soap?)If we assume that because we’ve been born and are not yet dead, we’re alive… is there a cost? What is aliveness, after all? And how many times will I eat soap?
This is an episode about aliveness. An episode about cycles of rupture and repair. An episode where I share a silly story about me eating soap (multiple times, to date!) and some of my own journey from being unaware to being more in rhythm with life.
A few months shy of this podcast’s second birthday, and inspired in a few ways by...
2024-05-2330 min
This Is A PrototypeS2 • E2 Kate Aronowitz + Robert Fabricant (part two)Episode 2 of the new season is a continuation of our discussion with Kate Aronowitz of Google Ventures and Robert Fabricant of Dalberg.In part two, we dig deeply into a pair of articles written by Robert for Fast Company about the state of design leadership by examining the wave of contraction that has happened across the tech industry, and the emergence of grass-roots communities of designers seeking connection and guidance. Doug Powell is an award-winning designer and executive design leader with more than 30 years of experience in a wide range of design disciplines. Learn more about D...
2024-05-2131 min
This Is A PrototypeS2 • E1 Kate Aronowitz + Robert Fabricant (part one)Season 2 of This Is A Prototype: The Design Leadership Podcast is underway! This opening episode is a special two-part discussion featuring design leaders Kate Aronowitz of GV (Google Ventures) and Robert Fabricant of Dalberg. In part 1, we dig into Kate’s and Robert’s design backstories, and discuss the growth and expansion of design as a practice and a profession in the last two decades, including the important issue of leadership succession. We also begin to explore Robert’s recent Fast Company articles about the state of design leadership. Part 2 of the episode will post in your podcast feed ea...
2024-05-1437 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 41. Sacredness (Pt 2): Could Ceremony Be The Point of It All?What if the very things which challenge our ability to ‘fix’ or ‘produce’ in the ways we’re used to are the things which bring us closer to sacredness?
I recorded this episode a month ago, right after I recorded the ‘Sacredness: Part 1’ episode and while grief and uncertainty were right under the surface of my skin. Like with Sacredness Part 1, I ended up adding in some updates and edits as I was prepping to release. Like with Sacredness Part 1, my wonderings are raw and full of prevarication. You won’t find many sound bites or clear-cut answers here. In...
2024-04-2358 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 40. How Ancestral Practices and Laughter Help Us Navigate Being Human (w/ Kate Graham)If we held up a laugh-meter (like the one from Monsters, Inc) what would our laugh levels be? and Why do we just feel drawn to certain places? and Do our ancestors matter? and Is it possible to befriend crows while being a nomad?
These are the types of questions (serious and silly) you’ll hear around today’s fire where I’m joined by the ever-optimistic, comedy-loving Kate Graham - a shamanic oracle and creator of the Empath Energetics intuition development and archetypal healing program. With training in hypnotherapy, yin and restorative yoga, thai yoga massage, aromath...
2024-04-081h 39
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 39. Sacredness: the alchemical ingredient for being more humanCan we be human and not believe in sacredness? What does ‘sacred’ even mean?
The energy of these times in this moment of full moon, Spring equinox, and lunar eclipse feels deeply challenging, beautiful, and initiatory. And I had a message come through as I meditated one night about what sacredness actually is:
“Sacredness is not what we do, or even what we feel - it’s a quality of presence and listening which allows for some magic, some alchemy and potential for relationship to occur.”
So in honor of the challen...
2024-03-2536 min
Wild Sacred Journey Podcast*BONUS* Ostara - the fruitful darkness on the way to more lightThe Spring Equinox (referred to in several European countries as some version of ‘Ostara’) is midway between Winter Solstice and Summer Solstice and a day of equal dark and light - the day and night are the same length. For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, this is a time of blossoming, of unfurling, of tending the soil and placing new seeds. (The Southern Hemisphere celebrates the Fall Equinox and the equal light and dark on the way to endings and the shorter days of winter).
We’re also beginning the astrological new year as the sun mo...
2024-03-1927 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 37. Play This Game with Me… It’s My Birthday!I’m not going to pretend I think this is one of my best episodes. In fact, it feels like it’s one of my most rambling and least ‘helpful’. But it’s my birthday today and sometimes we get to just be human, not a’ helpful’ ‘resource’.
Sometimes good enough is just that.
So join me around the fire for a short and sweet episode and to hear my raw, unpolished wonderings about ritual; ceremony; thresholds; grieving and celebrating - both alone and together; and the absolute miracle of being alive.
2024-02-2420 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 36. When the Antidote to Violence isn’t Peace…What do you think of when you think of violence and peace? Antidote? Opposite sides of a coin?
As you’re probably aware, the through-thread of my wonderings and conversations in this podcast is a question: in the face of the dehumanizing forces of the world, how do we devote ourselves to more humanity?
And in these times, questions around peace, violence, and justice feel deeply relevant and urgent to questions of humanity.
So on this new moon, join me around the fire for some of my heartfelt musings around:
violence, peace, cultu...
2024-02-0938 min
Wild Sacred Journey Podcast*BONUS* Imbolc and honoring gradual transitionsImbolc is a Cross Quarter celebration - midway between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox; widely celebrated on February 1st each year, although in 2024 the astrologically-derived date is Feb 4 or 5. But at its heart, it tells us we are at the beginning of the beginning of Spring and invites us to take note of the subtle shifts which herald a larger transition, the tension of opposites and contradictions which exist uncomfortably side by side in any threshold. “Use this time to close and prepare, change is happening.”
I’ve been speaking a lot recently about transi...
2024-02-0221 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 35. Somewhere Between Presence and Absence…Integration often takes longer than we think it will - the space between what’s here and what we now know to be possible is a place of healthy tension, heartbreak, creativity, imagination… hopefully leading to more wholeness and vibrant human-spirit expression.
As my post-pilgrimage integration journey continues, I share with you some John O’Donohue-inspired musings around Absence as creative force and soul-home.
You’ll hear a breath meditation and synopsis of the Slavic story of Vasilisa (plus an image from the story which feels potent to me right now); as well as some of my won...
2024-01-2540 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp. 34 “Holy Heartbreak!” (light musings from the dark place)Today around the fire I let you in a little more to some of my journey from deep disconnect and depression back to a lighter and more full-bodied experience of my life, prompted by the dark spiral I’ve found myself in over the past few weeks.
I talk about the tension we often feel in those places between needing others and needing to go inward. And I share about big emotions and why those of us who feel them often struggle to know how to tend them without throwing them around or having them come out si...
2024-01-1140 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 33. “Came back, got sick”: Why? and Integrating Peak ExperiencesWelcome back around the fire where today I’m modeling showing up as I am, fresh from being sick and the rawness of landing back in the United States.
It’s a pretty common phenomenon to get sick after a really expansive time. And while there are plenty of physical, immune system reasons for this, there is also an energetic and spiritual component, going often unrecognized.
This component, when tended to, can help us integrate and metabolize our peak experience in powerful ways. It may even help us plan for our integration periods in ways that...
2023-12-2854 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 32. Musings on Ancestry and Finding Family in Ireland (trip pt. 3)In my head and, at times out loud, I’ve been calling this trip I’ve been on in Ireland and Scotland an ancestral pilgrimage. While it has and is turning out to be so much more, the instigating spark first grew out of a journey of wanting to know who my people were, where were they from, and what they believed… before they became a colonizing presence in the United States, before they became ‘white’, before many of the broken systems of our world became our over-culture.
As a true ‘North American, mixing-pot mutt,’ I have many lines of...
2023-12-1246 min
Small Town MysteriesThe Heart-Wrenching Murder of Susan PowellSend us a textSusan Powell believes that she found the perfect opposite to her outgoing personality - Joshua Powell. They marry quickly and have children. But as their marriage progresses, Susan learns that Joshua is far from the man she thought he was.This case involves a dangerous obsession, a couple of different heart-wrenching tragedies, and a family who seemingly lies (and potentially kills) for each other. Sources: 1)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Susan_Powell#:~:text=Susan%20Marie%20Powell%202) https://www.susancoxpowellfoundation.net/about-susan/#:~:text=Susan%20is%20an%20outgoing%2C...
2023-12-0542 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 31. Musings from my Journey in Scotland and Ireland (pt. 2)In the past when I’ve traveled, I’d have had a steady commentary running through my mind, as if I was evaluating myself and what I was experiencing from the outside, while planning what silly things I was going to write about it to friends back home.
This trip is proving to be different. Which means, I find myself with less to say and more immersion into the stream of experiences.
But I still want to invite you along. So here is part two of my musings. Recorded solo, after a short break from recor...
2023-11-1732 min
Empowered to ThriveFive Steps to a Growth Mindset with Kate HouseHello, my friends! In this episode, you will join me and Kate House. Kate hosts The Live By Design Podcast, is a health coach, educator, and the creator of a women-focused personal growth group - The LBD Collective. She lives in the small town of Gettysburg, PA, as a stay-at-home mom of two little boys and a wife to her college sweetheart. We've talked about ways to release personal growth overwhelm, get unstuck, and finally take action to launch in the direction of our dreams. Join us!
If you prefer to read, find the full transcription of th...
2023-11-1335 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 30. Musings from my Journey in Scotland and Ireland (pt. 1)When Erik and I recorded this episode, we intended it to be a bonus episode… and yet I’ve kept putting off listening to it. Honestly, I think I expected to find it super cringe (and it is a little, though not as much as I feared). But now here we are, approximately 1.5 months after recording it. Travel hasn’t allowed me to record many new episodes with guests and the moon moves through its phases… and I can’t keep hiding anymore.
Some context: August 23, I left the US and flew to Scotland to begin f...
2023-10-141h 17
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 27. “Life is Divination”: Spiritual Awakenings, Accessing Wild Webs of Wisdom, and Serving Medicine (w/ Kat Hargreaves)What happens if you take two humans, both with some sort of calling to catalyze change, sit them down together during the Lion’s Gate Portal while spiders spin webs overhead, and then release that recording into the world on a Full Moon in Pisces???
A helluva magical, fiery, and loving conversation.
Pull up your chair, your log, your rock; get your tea, your hot cocoa, your popcorn - whatever you need to get comfortable because joining me around the fire today is Katharine (Kat) Hargreaves: “the woman in the boat who meets others on the t...
2023-08-311h 25
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 26. Moving to Stories of Freedom: Birth, Religion, and Ancestors (w/ Stella Udeozor)Freedom. Birth. God.
These are all words that have become quite loaded and contentious topics of conversation… and yet, in this episode, we dive in.
Joining me around the fire is Stella Udeozor - a first-generation Nigerian-American, mother of two, digital content Creator, storyteller, photographer, and birthkeeper backed out of Cincinnati, Ohio; who, through her business, Freedom Birth Story, aims to capture the true, and free, essence of every story, especially those of birth and motherhood.
Neither of us expected this conversation to go where it did, but, as you’ll hear Stella say...
2023-08-161h 08
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 25. Channeling the Many Faces of the Loving Mother Goddess (w/ Claudia Olivos)I love starting each episode by asking the guest about the forces that shaped them because it drops us right into their unique tapestry of places, ancestors, languages, religions, beliefs, wounds, and victories - in short, the truest stuff of our individual and shared humanity.
In a world where ‘trauma’ has become a buzzword and the pendulum seems to have swung from sweeping things under the rug to memeing about our tenderest hurts and armchair psychology in online public forms, we can find ourselves surrounded by stories of not receiving love in the ways we needed, of feeli...
2023-08-011h 36
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 24. Tapping Into Dreams, Symbols, and Rivers of Wisdom for Joyful Living (w/ Kari Hohne)One aspect of being human is toggling back and forth between the stories and experiences of our personality self or our smaller, 3D, human self… and our Soul self, or the parts of us who can zoom way out and be open to (even if we can’t grasp completely) a vaster understanding of the larger Cosmos and web of life.
This conversation with Kari Hohne - a dream analyst, artist, and expert on the eastern and western archetypes that inspire our dreams and oracles; including ancient astrology, Tarot's archetypes, and the Tao te Ching and I Chin...
2023-07-171h 09
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 23. Beyond Labels: Intuitive Flow with Self, Crystals, and Stars (w/ Dahlia Rose)Cultures of survival rely on labels for stability - they want to know if a, then b; and in general, it’s an approach that works for us for a while. But eventually, we hit a moment when we can’t continue as we are. When the frameworks and approaches we’ve been taught can’t get us to the next step in our lives. When we realize it’s how we see things that may be part of the problem. To unlearn those ways and find our next one takes courage, compassion, and patience. We have to be willing to...
2023-07-031h 16
Ignorance Was Bliss483 -- From Podcasting to Society -- with Adam PowellHow do you own the status of podcaster? Where is the right balance of tension and drama, online or off? And when is it time to hit "publish?"Guest: Adam Powell, Snyder's Return podcast....................Promo: CHAIKADisclaimer: Arthur T.Art: Troy LarsonMusic: Jake Pierle -- https://jakepierle.bandcamp.com/....................Ignorance Was Bliss online: https://linktr.ee/iwbpodcastSponsor: Bath By Bex (code CBDkate for 25% off)Sponsor: Komuso Design (code bliss15 for 15% off)Sponsor: Horrific Hope Film Festival 2024 (code bliss24 for 15% off submission)
2023-06-2757 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 22. Your Voice as a Tool to Remember, Repair, and Create (w/ Hanna Leigh)“I don’t teach voice because I think I’m a great singer. I teach voice because it’s one of my favorite ways to commune with my own heart and life and to move energy and pray.”
This is one of the last things today’s guest, Hanna Leigh - a ceremonial musician, voice doula, weaver, visionary and founder of a budding organization called "Weaving Remembrance" - says in our conversation. And I think it sums up perfectly so many of the threads you’ll hear us weave.
From Hanna’s path with devotional songs in church...
2023-06-171h 24
The Heart of the Soul with Amana58. Intuitive Medicine Woman Kate Powell: Exploring Animism, Embodiment & the Wild Sacred JourneyGlorious Full Moon of June to all of you incredible Soul Sisters! I hope that you are all having a beautiful day ☀️ This episode was recorded March 27th 2023Watch this dialogue on Youtube @AmanaBeLoveSome of what we share about today includes: ~Animism: What is it, how does it relate to me and the world around?Being taught to see the non human beings around us as “it or resources.” ~Being socialized out of ourselves in our childhoods.~Computers and screens having crystals in them and would...
2023-06-031h 39
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 21. Reclaiming the Wisdom of our Mythical Ancestors (w/ Jen Murphy)The more of these conversations I have, the deeper I understand why we’re gathering here around the fire - answering a whispered call. Sometimes the ‘why’ is in the guest’s personal wisdom, earned and shared through a life fully lived. Other times, it’s because their life and studies offer us a cultural framework different from our current one, often richer in wisdom and spirit.
Today’s conversation with Jen Murphy, an Irish woman descended from a lineage of storytellers and wisdom keepers on her maternal line; and creator of Celtic Embodiment, a cutting-edge modality that fuses t...
2023-06-031h 11
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 20. Belonging to the Magic of Life and Death (w/ Amana Mayfield-Faulkner)Our guest around the fire this episode is Amana Mayfield-Faulkner, supportive sister and guide for women who are motivated to deepen their understanding of themselves. Through her life, her work, and her own podcast (The Heart of the Soul), Amana is an explorer of pregnancy, birth, death, mothering, sociology, culture, nature, nursing, midwifery, reiki & mediumship… among other things.
And you’ll feel Amana’s curious, courageous, open heart in this conversation which begins with an exploration of initiations (hers have come at times in the form of travel, the death of her first love at a young age, a...
2023-05-191h 13
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 19. When The Land Calls You Home (w/ Sionnáin)Today, on the astrological day of Beltane, Bealtaine ‘as Gaeilge’ (in Irish), we gather around the fire with Sionnáin, a musician, songstress, quantum therapist and water carrier from the West of Ireland, whose path is devoted to honouring, celebrating & remembering with the Tuatha Dé Danann, the mythical tribe of Shining Ones.
You’ll hear tales from her journey through personal and ancestral wounds around lineage, language, loneliness, and disconnection from homeland and place; and how she found herself on a path woven with and in service to the awakening of the songlines of Ireland.
Woven thro...
2023-05-051h 38
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp. 18 To Practice Listening and Losing Yourself in Love (w/ Dan McNeil)Today’s guest around the fire, the charismatic and loving Dan McNeil, self-proclaimed teacher, brother, husband, and father; has taken a winding route to get to where he is today, but as he says early on in the episode, while life has taken him many places, the voice of spirit has always been the same.
And you’ll feel that in our conversation - a conversation that dances between:
the despair of the world and laughter;
the practice of mindfulness;
what real heroism may be;
finding our callings;
plenty of stories and parables;
… and through it all, a vo...
2023-04-201h 04Women Talk Construction PodcastWTC 'Finding Purpose' with Kate RielingSend us a textIn this episode: Christi and Angela speak with Kate Rieling from Vertical Earth, a civil/site work contractor in the Metro Atlanta Area. Kate has been boots-on-the-ground for many years in the construction industry and currently manages several site work projects so she has a lot of experience being a woman in a non-traditional role. Kate tells us about her journey to get to where she is now and it wasn't an easy road however, she overcame the barriers that women in non-traditional roles face and has some tips for other women and...
2023-04-1025 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp. 17 Ancestors, Initiations, and Full-Spectrum Selfhood, oh my! (w/ Dajé James)What does it mean to be a full-spectrum human? What are all the pieces that weave together to form our experience and how do we distill them down into something that holds deep resonance for us?
These questions lay at the heart of the conversation that unfolded when I got together with Dajé James, aka the Story Doula, a storyteller, flower essence practitioner, and space-holder for wild-hearted leaders and creative entrepreneurs, who supports creatives in owning their voices and waging beauty with their unique medicine.
Our explorations of:
ancestral connection;
distinguishing instinct from intuition;
the...
2023-04-061h 10
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 16. When All That's Left is Love (w/ Dr. Christen Scott)What's left when all else melts away? When you find yourself at a threshold; in the middle of an initiation; grappling with the things you would never have consciously chosen? In a moment or many when you’re stripped of your accomplishments, or people you love, or the things you thought you knew?
Who are you then? And what really matters?
One of my first spiritual teachers and long-time friend, Dr. Christen Scott aka the Yoga Shrink, has been on a journey of unlearning ‘doing and accomplishing from a place of inadequacy’ to find deeper presenc...
2023-03-211h 05
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp. 15 Beauty & Relationship with Land as Choice, Process, and (R)evolution (w/ Jason Murray and Sandy Gray-Murray)Sometimes it feels like there’s an assumption that to shift our current exploitative and divided relationship with the land, we have to be different than we are, adopt a certain lifestyle aesthetic… so I’m super excited for this conversation with winemaker Jason Murray and artist Sandy Gray-Murray of Arterra Wines and Hawkmoth Arts, two people who epitomize lifestyle, not as aesthetic but as conscious choice; as act of reverence for the land and beauty - all by staying true to what they feel is theirs to do and be in the world.
In a nod to my...
2023-03-071h 18
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp. 14 Experiencing Truth, Longing, Belonging, and Evolution w/ Kristin UrbanusThis episode, like a healthy nervous system, oscillates between the personal and the collective; between our individual stories and how that informs what we see as being ‘up’ for us as humans: what’s being asked of us, what we’re yearning for, and what evolution might, or even must, be possible.
How perfect then that I’m joined by Kristin Urbanus, a Professional Certified Coach, Spiritual Psychology and Somatic Touch practitioner, and yoga and meditation teacher - someone skilled in a multidimensional approach to transformation and evolution; who can both hear the body and hear the subtle and...
2023-02-2051 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp. 13 Conscious Wayfinding and the Power of Being Human (w/ Tammy LaDrew)For this powerful and moving episode I’m joined by one of my teachers, an amazing human who has had a profound impact on my life and journey, Tammy LaDrew. Tammy is a Life Artist, Writer & Personal Development Coach who teaches people how to live better lives through The Art of Awakening, Wayfinding and Conscious Creation - the art of connecting with their inner inspiration, reclaiming their Spirit, and delivering their creative presence into the world.
The experience of being struck by lightning at the age of 17 initiated Tammy into her journey of sensing energy and the su...
2023-02-051h 01
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp. 12 Women, Mystery, and the Journey to Elderhood (w/ Tish Linstrom)For this curious, wise, and earth-paced episode I’m joined by Tish Linstrom - a friend, peer, and guide, with a passion for providing women deeply transformative, nourishing, and empowering spaces in which to experience their bone-deep knowing and aliveness in order to claim more soul-rooted + authentic expressions of their innate wild natures and belonging.
I first met Tish when she reached out, after years of being deep in the bone cave of menopause while still closely mothering, looking for someone to hold some space for her while she integrated the profound personal and spiritual shifts. Along th...
2023-01-211h 16
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp. 11 'Animism' and Being More HumanHere in both the 11th episode and the first episode of 2023, I reflect on what I’m aiming to do with these conversations - namely to explore, in dehumanizing times and an increasingly virtual world, what it means to be human. Asking: how do we use our innate human ability to be able to walk with a foot in each world (the physical and the imaginal) in powerful and constructive ways?
Through reflections and some of my own story, I explore what reweaving ‘animism’ - the cosmology of a living, breathing, soul-infused world - has gifted me and ho...
2023-01-0957 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp. 10 Grief, Death, and Being More Human (w/ Evelyn Deming)For this deeply moving and thought-provoking conversation, I’m joined by the tender, honest, and fierce Evelyn Deming - someone who, through deep soul calling and her colorful and sometimes challenging past, found herself comfortable in the sacred and messy space of death. Evelyn has tended the dying as a former hospice nurse, board certified nurse coach, and death doula; and has plans to support people with life-limiting diagnoses as an end of life coach.
Though currently on a professional break to concentrate on her own healing, she continues to challenge us all to answer the question: if...
2022-12-231h 24
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp. 9 Curiosity, Vision, Being Transformed and Being More Human (w/ Anna Carapetyan)This episode I’m joined in friendship and conversation by the gentle-and-fierce visionary, Anna Carapetyan- a birth and postpartum doula, educator and coach; who provides care and support while promoting an orientation toward process, growth, autonomy and interdependence; all so you thrive through your transformative life events.
This is an episode of curiosity where we slow down and ask: what’s actually going on here?
We explore questions like:
What does it mean to ‘mother’?
Do we need freedom?
What stories or assumptions of what’s possible have we inherited? And what trajectories are we setting...
2022-12-071h 25
THE EMBC NETWORKArts And Older Adults With Kate PowellKate Powell is the Executive Director of Tidewater Arts Outreach (TAO) in Norfolk, VA. Their mission is to bring joy to older adults and those living in isolating circumstances and enhance their well-being through creative engagement with the arts. Key topics Kate discusses include the loneliness epidemic, the types of art engagement offered in their community, the importance of age-appropriate programming, and how you can use your own talent to address the loneliness epidemic. Learn more at tidewaterartsoutreach.org.
2022-11-2338 min
THE EMBC NETWORK Featuring: ihealthradio and Worldwide PodcastsArts and Older Adults with Kate PowellKate Powell is the Executive Director of Tidewater Arts Outreach (TAO) in Norfolk, VA. Their mission is to bring joy to older adults and those living in isolating circumstances and enhance their well-being through creative engagement with the arts. Key topics Kate discusses include the loneliness epidemic, the types of art engagement offered in their community, the importance of age-appropriate programming, and how you can use your own talent to address the loneliness epidemic. Learn more at tidewaterartsoutreach.org.
2022-11-2338 min
Arts For The Health Of ItArts and Older Adults with Kate Powell of Tidewater Arts Outreach S2E25Kate Powell is the Executive Director of Tidewater Arts Outreach (TAO) in Norfolk, VA. Their mission is to bring joy to older adults and those living in isolating circumstances and enhance their well-being through creative engagement with the arts. Key topics Kate discusses include the following:
the loneliness epidemic
the types of art engagement offered in their community
the importance of age-appropriate programming
how you can use your own talent to address the loneliness epidemic
Learn more at tidewaterartsoutreach.org
Connect on social media: @757artsoutreach
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2022-11-2338 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp. 8 What We Inherited, What We Create, and the Alchemy of Being More Human (w/ Amy Rachelle Taylor)In this conversation I’m joined by the powerful and radiant Amy Rachelle Taylor - an Intuitive Soul Guide and licensed mental health clinician who coaches people in shadow work, inner child healing, and ancestral & inter-dimensional alchemy for more love, clarity, and personal power.
This is a conversation that really roots into what it means to be a unique human expression *and* a quantum frequency of Love; a drop in the sea and the sea itself.
Through our explorations of:
ancestry and lineage;
labels and identities;
being judgemental;
words as imperfect starting places;
what ‘Divi...
2022-11-231h 09
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp. 7 Journeys of Repair and Being More Human (w/ Micah Peterson)In this conversation I’m joined by the amazing and effervescent Micah Peterson - a human whose joy, love, and depth of compassion I’ve had the privilege of knowing since we were 14 years old. I wanted to have Micah on to share about his life and story because of his passion for village and community care, and also because I wanted to hear his perspectives as someone with identities that intersect in Blackness, queerness, and maleness.
One of the things I found in this conversation is a testament to how much more we can learn about anot...
2022-11-081h 15
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp. 6 Bodies Breathing, Together, and Being More Human (w/ Lindsey Melton)In this conversation I’m joined by the lovely, wise, and endlessly curious Lindsey Melton - a former dancer, Gyrotonic Method practitioner, and a breathwork facilitator with a gift for bringing clarity and elegant simplicity to the muddy experience of being humans in bodies.
Through the lens of breathwork and compassionate relationship with our bodies, we explore:
learning to listen to the wisdom of our bodies (and children!);
all the ways we can use breath to meet ourselves and the world around us as we are;
feeling connected in a technological world;
individuality, codependency, and interconnectivity;
ho...
2022-10-2556 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 5. Cultures of "Compassion-Above-Offenses" and Being More Human (w/ Dr. Shanequa Smith)In this conversation I’m joined by the compassionate, wise, and fierce Dr. Shanequa Smith; a Restorative Practitioner with a passion for decolonizing inwardly - healing from systemic and sociohistorical inequity and generational traumas to better build new cultures and systems, rooted in joy and opportunity.
In this episode, you’ll hear Shanequa’s story from the hoods of Harlem, NY to Charleston, WV. She shares how pursuing education and listening to Spirit helped her realize that while economic poverty can be hard to shake, inner poverty is something she could get free from, and something she is pas...
2022-10-111h 25
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 4. Spirituality in These Times and Being More Human (w/ Emma Sartwell)In this conversation I’m joined by the endlessly curious and deeply wise Emma Sartwell; whose spiritual journey leads to the impressive resume of: interfaith chaplain, ordained Buddhist minister, author, and student and skilled practitioner of a diverse variety of healing modalities like: yoga, meditation, energy healing, shamanism, Somatic Experiencing, psychodynamics, and mystical Judaism (to name a few).
Who better to sit with in the question: with access to seemingly endless different paradigms, what does it mean to pursue paths of spirit and tradition in this time and place?
In our winding inquiry, you’ll hear...
2022-09-251h 23
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 3. Plant Teachers and Being More Human (w/ Jaime Lehner)In this conversation with energy healer, Conscious Transformation mentor, and plant medicine guide, Jaime Lehner, we follow threads of curiosity and wisdom while exploring:
plants as consciousness and teachers;
how, in an era of disconnection and distraction, working with plants can bring us back to our bodies and hearts - our true natures;
the rise in popularity of plant medicines and some pros and cons;
the courage and willingness it takes to let ourselves be transformed by encounters with plant teachers and our own interconnectedness;
what to do with the pain of activism - paths of medicine and...
2022-09-091h 24
Wild Sacred Journey Podcast**Bonus** Dissatisfaction and Being More HumanFeeling dissatisfied is an uncomfortable and very normal part of our human experience.
In this bonus solo episode we explore:
how we can harness the gifts of dissatisfaction;
the link between dissatisfaction and creativity (and how that might point to ways we misunderstand creativity);
and the bridge between where we are and where we want to be
There's also an announcement for an offering coming up on Tues September 20, 2022 specifically for those of you:
feeling frustrated or let down by your close relationships or your work;
grieving lost dreams or a sense of purposelessness;
or lo...
2022-09-0633 min
Wild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 2. Creative Expression and Being More Human (w/ Ellis Elliott)In this conversation with poet, creativity coach, and dance instructor, Ellis Elliott, we explore:
the people and places that shape us;
writing to escape and writing to connect;
things that challenge our notions of what it is to be human;
myths about creativity;
how regular creative practices can help us be more human... and more.
What's your takeaway? We'd love to hear.
You can find more about Ellis and ways to work with her at https://bewildernesswriting.com/
(HINT: the next round of Bewilderness Writing starts September 13th, 2022 and there are a few sp...
2022-08-2657 minWild Sacred Journey PodcastEp 1. Being More Human - A Wild, Sacred JourneyWhat's a "Wild Sacred Journey" as an approach and a mindset?
What possibilities does that approach hold for us?
Why is it important?
And what are some skills and practices to help us move through life, more whole and powerful? More human? On a wisdom path?
In this intro episode, Kate talks about what she means when she she says "wild, sacred journey," and gives you a sense of some of the types of conversations and topics you can expect to come.
2022-08-1125 minWild Sacred Journey PodcastWelcome! What's this all about? Listen here.An introduction to this:
A new podcast full of real conversation, mystery, and humanity.
An experiment in bringing community ritual and story medicine into public spaces.
A way to explore what it means to be more human in these times.
and me, your host, Kate Powell.
www.wildsacredjourney.com
Instagram: @wildsacredjourney_kp
2022-08-0901 min
In the Suite63. Plan Empowered, Rebranding, and Redefining Your Standard with Kate Asack, Chief Operating Officer, TimeScale FinancialSend us a textWe are thrilled to have Kate Asack, the Chief Operating Officer of TimeScale Financial in today's episode. 'TimeScale Financial' is a financial planning and retirement plan advisory firm dedicated to helping people achieve and enjoy financial independence. Previously known as Coastal Capital Group, in May 2021, the firm announced that it is has rebranded itself under the name TimeScale Financial.Today's powerful episode has everything you need to know about rebranding, business expansion, and fostering a healthy work culture in a hybrid business model. Why is it important to be authentic, accountable...
2022-03-2355 min
Power BlazersDefeat the Imposter Monster feat. Loryn PowellKate and Katie hype you up to slay that pesky imposter monster. We also talk to the Seltzpert herself, Loryn Powell, on her creative process, how she became the Seltzpert and how she stays motivated. You won’t want to miss her hot tips on Seltzers to avoid for your next party!
2022-03-2133 min
Ignorance Was Bliss392 -- The Redemption of Suffering -- with Cameron PowellLoss, in all of its forms, can elicit pain. Grief serves a purpose -- several of them -- and it matters.Guest: Cameron Powell - ordinarymagicbook.com------------------------Promo: Addicted podcast (coming in 2022)Disclaimer: Ben, Dark HistoriesArt: Karin, y2kpod.comMusic: Jake Pierle -- https://jakepierle.bandcamp.com/------------------------Facebook group: The Asylum -- https://bit.ly/iwbasylumDiscord server: Ignorance Was Bliss Satellite Campus -- https://bit.ly/iwbdiscordMerch: https://bit.ly/iwbpodcastmerchPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/IWBpodcast
2022-02-211h 06
Designed by Wingnut Social | Interior Design BusinessREPLAY: Up-Level Your Social Media Marketing with Pinterest [Kate Ahl] - Episode 242When it comes to social media, Instagram gets a lot of the focus these days. But you can’t forget how successful Pinterest can be for interior designers. So in this Wingnut Replay, you’ll get to revisit episode #218 with none other than Kate Ahl—Ahl about boosting your social media marketing with Pinterest. Check it out!
2021-11-1037 min
Designed by Wingnut Social | Interior Design BusinessKate Doster’s Attention-Grabbing Email Marketing Strategies - Episode 241Is email marketing still relevant? How do you grow and nurture your email list? How important are lead magnets? These are just a few of the many topics Kate Doster covers in this episode of the Wingnut Social podcast. If you’re struggling to build email campaigns that convert, Kate is the go-to expert. Don’t miss her take!
What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social
[1:24] Mini News Sesh: Facebook Update
[3:40] Learn all about Kate Doster
[4:44] Is email marketing still relevant?
[7:18] How to compose a “Yeah, but…” email
[12:54] The lowdown on email lists
[17:33] How to attract the ri...
2021-11-0340 min
Creatively WiredCreatively Wired with Kate Powell - 17-09-2020Freelance arts writer and critic Kate Powell joins Paul and Jeremy this week. Kate firmly believes that art is for everyone. She speaks passionately to us about how good writing is a way of helping people to access art and deepen their love for it. Kate also gives us the warm fuzzies with her assessment of the Waikato art scene.
2021-08-1558 min
Artists in DepthS1 Ep.1 In Depth with Kate DrummondOur Guest artist today is Kate Drummond
https://www.katedrummond.com/
Kate is a multi-award winning Canadian actress with an extensive list of credits in film, television and video games.
She is widely known for her role in the People’s Choice Award winning show, Wynonna Earp, streaming on Netflix internationally. She also stars in the SYFY cross-genre HULU/CBC Gem Original series, Utopia Falls. and has guest starred on shows such as Ghostwriter, Saving Hope, Dark Matter, Good Witch and Heartland.
Kate won the 2020 Canadian Screen Award for her lead ro...
2021-06-0934 min
Designed by Wingnut Social | Interior Design BusinessHow to Use Pinterest to Up-Level Your Social Media Marketing [Kate Ahl] - Episode 218Pinterest is a great way to connect with your clients. How? Because most of them find their inspiration on Pinterest. Secondly, it’s a great way to showcase how you design and level up the design for future clients. Best of all, it helps people become aware of you. So how do you leverage Pinterest to work for your design business? Kate Ahl—the owner of Simple Pin Media—shares her best strategies in this episode of Wingnut Social!
What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social
[2:31] Wingnut Premium members only!
[4:16] Mini New Sesh: Pinterest Livestream Events
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2021-05-2637 min
Artists in DepthIn Depth with Kate Drummond - PreviewThis clip from our discussion with Kate encapsulated everything that Artists in Depth stands for and that we all can relate too, including her fearless search for herself through the artistry of acting to fusing with characters she plays to her achilles heal of needing approval and finding her ‘mama bear’ voice.
Kate is a multi-award winning Canadian actress with an extensive list of credits in film, television and video games. She is widely known for her role in the People’s Choice Award winning show, Wynonna Earp, streaming on Netflix internationally. She also stars in the SYFY cro...
2021-05-2101 min
Unleashed Mama with Coach Jess - Empowering You To Ditch Guilt And Live FullyEp. 3 - A chat with Health Coach Kate MuesingKate Muesing is a Christian Health coach dedicated to helping you create a biblical foundation for your health and creating sustainable, lasting changes. Here she shares her story and how she overcame challenges in her own health journey and how she helps women overcome theirs. You can find her on Instagram - @yourchristianhealthcoach or you can join her free Facebook community - 4F Nation.
2021-03-1634 min
IndieGameBusiness®Building Better Worlds through Game Culturalization with Kate EdwardsWith over 30 years of experience in digital media as a geographer and culturalization strategist, and 27+ years in games, Kate Edwards has been involved in the creation of many games, including major titles such as Halo, Fable, Age of Empires, Mass Effect, Call of Duty, and many, many others. She has seen it all when it comes to geopolitical and cultural issues that are often overlooked in content creation and can negatively affect the ability of content to be accepted overseas, and she has seen designers miss opportunities to create more robust worlds that engage the players from diverse cultural...
2020-10-1549 minIn the Suite15. Solving the Talent Crisis with Generation Next, Diversity, and Inclusivity with Kate Healy, Managing Director at TD Ameritrade InstitutionalSend us a textThis week In The Suite welcomes Kate Healy into the guest chair. As the managing director of Generation Next at TD Ameritrade Institutional, Kate supports current and future Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) and independent financial advisors. She’s a woman who wants to help others empower themselves in their careers, whether that’s positioning themself for a new position or her philanthropic efforts to offer financial advice to those who can’t access it.She talks about growing up always knowing she wanted to be involved with money in some way. Kate n...
2020-08-111h 10
The Never Settle PodcastReaching the Zenith of Your Inauthentic Life by Clair Taylor PowellIt was such a pleasure for me in today's episode to speak with my Acupuncturist and friend Clair Taylor Powell. Previously in the RAF, Clair realised at the grand old age of 42 that she was deeply unhappy and after 3 years in the wilderness began to head for home and changed her life completely.
Clair talks about our spiritualty and humaness being like a coin, and depending on which side the coin falls depends on what element of yourself you present in the moment.
So many people live in fear and need, and avoid joyfulness at al...
2020-07-0857 min
Incognito The PodcastEpisode 2: Mental Health With KateEpisode TWO✌🏾 of INCOGNITO I was talking to Kate and she’s moving Mountains about mental health and she will be giving us a rundown of ways to cope, and reach out for help.
If you are a person out there and you’re looking for help & guidance. Below there are a few links that will help you find the help that you need 🤎. Remember asking for help is OK! 🧡
Seeing a therapist is OK! 💜
Not understanding what you are dealing with is OK! ♥️
Don’t get discourage in your journey keep fighting for your mental health and your m...
2020-05-1627 min
EyePod: The optometry podcastWebinarXtra: How to recognise diabetic retinopathy and manage your patients with Kate Powell MCOptomIn this episode of WebinarXtra, Daniel talks to Kate Powell MCOptom, who answers questions from her recent webinar on diabetic retinopathy. The webinar was designed to help optometrists build their confidence in recognising the features of diabetic retinopathy, manage their patients, and learn how their role links with other aspects of diabetic patient eye care.
Members of the College who missed the live webinar can watch a recording on the College's website and gain 1 CET point until 16 December 2021. https://learning.college-optometrists.org/course/view.php?id=225
This episode was recorded remotely. Please bear with us w...
2020-05-0629 min